How to map S2Member Roles to BuddyPress (WP) Roles
Posted: October 31st, 2011, 12:06 pm
Four hours and counting on trying to figure this out so thought I'd ask!
Install: WP 3.2.1; BP 1.5.1; s2Member Pro v111029; BuddyPress ScholarPress Courseware 0.9.3
Description of Issue: This is a quasi-internal training site for a client. We've got the site setup perfectly with restrictions, landing pages, and so on…but there is ONE thing that isn't working: quizzes in ScholarPress don't appear to a logged in user, only Admin.
Obviously Scholarpress uses BP's user role mappings and S2Member must not be directly mapping to capabilities since BP uses the "Author" role for various capabilities of blog, group, etc.. Or is the solution that I simply need the bbpress bridge since I'm using forums within BP?
I'm stumped. Any thoughts on how to solve this?
Idea for the Future: As an aside, what I'd love is a drag-n-drop user-role-mapping feature of some kind. That would enable an admin to essentially replace...
Subscriber -> S2Member Level #0
Contributer -> S2Member Level #1
Author -> S2Member Level #2
…and so on. Or am I missing something that it already does?
Install: WP 3.2.1; BP 1.5.1; s2Member Pro v111029; BuddyPress ScholarPress Courseware 0.9.3
Description of Issue: This is a quasi-internal training site for a client. We've got the site setup perfectly with restrictions, landing pages, and so on…but there is ONE thing that isn't working: quizzes in ScholarPress don't appear to a logged in user, only Admin.
Obviously Scholarpress uses BP's user role mappings and S2Member must not be directly mapping to capabilities since BP uses the "Author" role for various capabilities of blog, group, etc.. Or is the solution that I simply need the bbpress bridge since I'm using forums within BP?
I'm stumped. Any thoughts on how to solve this?
Idea for the Future: As an aside, what I'd love is a drag-n-drop user-role-mapping feature of some kind. That would enable an admin to essentially replace...
Subscriber -> S2Member Level #0
Contributer -> S2Member Level #1
Author -> S2Member Level #2
…and so on. Or am I missing something that it already does?